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It'll be explained later. : ) And much of the inspiration is from Eternal Sunshine.

There are about 10 new pages, if anyone is interested.

Add speed in RF and let go of Valentin. Also look too add a bat at 3B. Koskie anyone? A lineup of: 1. Harris 2. Rowand 3. Thomas 4. Lee 5. Konerko 6. Koskie 7. Davis 8. Uribe And the right fielder is unknown, but toss him on the top or bottom. That line-up keeps a lot of power but also has speed and versatility. The key would simply be Willie Harris.

You have quite an imagination.

Maybe you don't understand the point of my reply.

What is that freakish thing?

You use Word Perfect, not Microsoft Word? That's like chosing talking over sex.

GO PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL!

Near the bottom.

No.

Can you say Rob Deer? Adios Jose.

Barely a better offensive player than Uribe? Was that a joke? When's the last time Uribe hit 40 HR's and swiped 40 bags? I'm still one that thinks Garland will eventually find it, but Soriano is a rare player.

Reading screenplays is different, it certainly takes more of a visionary reader. The way I learned to read them was to watch a movie, and read the screenplay.

Maybe I'll write a second version.

It's not finished, if you didn't realize...

You don't have to buy a song of off iTunes to put it on your iPod. I have nearly 10,000 songs, none of which were bought from the iTunes store and all of which can go on my iPod.

What?

I've started a screenplay, and for the first time in awhile, I'm really excited about what I've stared. I'm hoping to get some other opinions, so I put what I've wrote so far onto the internet. PDF | Text Only If you read it, be honest in your opinions. I can take it, believe me.

Not on my account.

I'd be interested, but how would you plan to run it and keep it organized?

Punch-Drunk Love was pretty good, and Sandler showed that he actually can act. However, I don't think he'd ever be worth a s*** without a filmmaker of the caliber P.T. Anderson is.

Pulp Fiction is the greatest modern script. No script post Pulp Fiction even comes close to touching the brilliance of PF's dialogue. I forgot who said it, but it goes like this, "Murder hasn't been this funny since Pulp Fiction." I don't know what 'this' was in reference to either, but that's the truth of the matter. Pulp Fiction is brilliant, and it's hard to make a 'brilliant' film if you don't involve symbolism and the inner human emotion. Ok, I'm done ranting. My line is from The Graduate. BEN Mrs. Robinson - you are trying to seduce me. There is a pause. She [Mrs. Robinson] looks at him. BEN (weaker) Aren't you?

True Romance.

I can't imagine the feeling of another draft. I just can't.

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